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Yemen's ambassador to Tunisia explores cooperation with ALESCO

[28/03/2018 03:26]

TUNISIA-SABA

Yemen's ambassador to Tunisia Abdulnasser Ba-Habeeb met Wednesday with General Director of Arab Organization for Education and Science (ALESCO) Dr Saud Al-Harbi.

Aspects of cooperation between Yemen and ِALESCO were a central focus of Habeeb's and Al-Harbi' talks.

The ambassador touched upon the situations in Yemen and the catastrophic consequences of the Iran-baked Houthi militia coup d'état. He also cited the violations and crimes the militia committed against education including redesigning textbooks to promote sectarian orientation and children recruitment in the militia-controlled regions.

r Al- Harbi affirmed the ALESCO's support for the Yemeni leadership and Yemeni peoples. He also promised all possible support to the Republic of Yemen through officials channels.